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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
6
A 1960s opinion piece argues that money devalues due to government policy and rising social welfare and education costs. It warns of confiscatory taxation or rising debt and inflation, linking fiscal policy to higher grocery prices and advocating financial integrity in government.
A brief quip notes that some people live in all electric homes where every feature is charged, reflecting a lifestyle powered by electricity. The remark hints at modern comforts and the ubiquity of electric systems in homes.
A crossword grid with clues for across and down and a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle. The page lists city and region clues and a decoder cipher example referencing Longfellow and Seneca as quotes.
A reader frets over a 170 pound St Bernard living in a Minnesota home and the animal’s impact on family life, while another teenager resents her father for forcing return of birthday shoes from a 19 year old boyfriend. Abby advises relocating the dog and exploring shelters.
Dear Abby explains that buying shoes as a gift is improper for a boyfriend, while a 66-year-old fiancée is advised to visit the family with her 69-year-old fiancé. She should go ahead with the trip, by any reasonable means, and enjoy the time together.
Hollywood columnist lauds David Susskind for shaping quality TV with shows like Death of a Salesman Ages of Man and Get Smart. Notes his bombs too but credits his overall impact and seriousness. Continued admiration for his contributions to mass entertainment.
Mary Hemingway, widow of Ernest Hemingway, attacks A E Hotchner's best selling Papa Hemingway as false and sensational. She claims the book includes letters treated as personal property and lists 191 errors, while noting Hemingway's insistence on accuracy and her ongoing correspondence with researchers. She lives in a New York penthouse after museum homes in Cuba and Idaho.
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